Book,  Par.

 1     I,    104|     embassies from the municipal towns and colonies, and the people
 2    II,     49|           He himself went to the towns, as the day grew dark, without
 3    II,     62|       they were called, with the towns of Hierocaesarea, Myrina,
 4    II,     70|      camp, licentiousness in the towns, and the soldiers to roam
 5    II,     83|        the cultivated lands, the towns, and what bordered on Greek
 6   III,      1|        too from the neighbouring towns, some thinking it respectful
 7   III,      3|          place. Even those whose towns were out of the route, met
 8   III,     78|         into the Senate from the towns, colonies and even the provinces,
 9   III,     99|          all sacred rites in the towns of Italy as well as temples
10    IV,     36|  Brundisium and the neighbouring towns, then by placards publicly
11    IV,     73|         devoted their respective towns to the worships of Apollo
12    IV,     85| townsfolk. But he so loathed the towns and colonies and, in short,
13    VI,     63|      names, also of the Parthian towns Halus and Artemita. There
14   XII,     17|    Romans undertake the siege of towns. ~ ~
15   XII,     45|      speedy succour arrived from towns and fortresses in the neighbourhood,
16   XII,     65|         on the coast, and on the towns, they dared to do violence
17   XII,     66|  multitude from the neighbouring towns, others from Rome itself,
18  XIII,     43|         served all their time in towns. Corbulo having discharged
19   XIV,     15|       been set, the neighbouring towns of Campania testified their
20   XIV,     19|        Nero was lingering in the towns of Campania, doubting how
21    XV,     14|        It was not to villages or towns of Armenia, but to a Roman
22    XV,     42|  attracted from the neighbouring towns and colonies, and such as
23    XV,     49|       Ostia and the neighbouring towns, and the price of corn was
24   XVI,      5|         were present from remote towns, and still retained the